Listen carefully before accepting someone's word or advice; Use your own words carefully when speaking with others; Avoid manipulation through your words; Respect other people's opinions even if you don't agree with them; Be mindful of how you speak to others; Speak truthfully and honestly at all times; Strive for clarity in communication .

This hadith is about the power of eloquent speech. It was narrated by Ibn 'Umar, who was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). In this hadith, two men arrived and delivered an address to the people. Everyone was amazed by their words and so the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) warned them against being taken in by such powerful words. He said that some eloquence can be like magic, meaning that it has a powerful effect on people's minds and hearts. This hadith teaches us to be careful when listening to speeches or addresses from others as they may not always have our best interests at heart. We should also strive to use our own words carefully when speaking with others so as not to manipulate them with our words or take advantage of them in any way.